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Imbion at 16:02, 8 February 2026

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	[[Category:Game ~~Mechanics~~]]		[[Category:Game Mechanic]]

IDK at 02:18, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T02:18:40Z

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	stat=(baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10 + boost		stat = (baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10 + boost
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	Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:		Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:
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	stat=(baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5 + boost		stat = (baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5 + boost
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	== Boosting Stats ==		== Boosting Stats ==

	PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system, which gets calculated into ~~additional~~ stat points applied directly onto that Pokemon's stat:		PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system, which gets calculated into bonus stat points applied directly onto that Pokemon's stat:
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	boost=(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256		boost = (maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256
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	maxBaseStat=1536 * baseStat / (BaseHP + BaseAtk + BaseDef + BaseMAtk + BaseMDef + BaseSpeed)		maxBaseStat = 1536 * baseStat / (BaseHP + BaseAtk + BaseDef + BaseMAtk + BaseMDef + BaseSpeed)
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	(baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10		stat=(baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10 + boost
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	Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:		Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:
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	(baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5		stat=(baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5 + boost
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	PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system, which gets calculated into additional stat points applied directly onto that Pokemon's stat:		PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system, which gets calculated into additional stat points applied directly onto that Pokemon's stat:
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	(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256		boost=(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256
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	1536 * baseStat / (BaseHP + BaseAtk + BaseDef + BaseMAtk + BaseMDef + BaseSpeed)		maxBaseStat=1536 * baseStat / (BaseHP + BaseAtk + BaseDef + BaseMAtk + BaseMDef + BaseSpeed)
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	== Boosting Stats ==		== Boosting Stats ==

	PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system~~: Every stat can be boosted by up to 256 EV points. However~~, Effort values do not map 1-to-1 with a single stat point, or a fixed fraction of a stat point. Instead, as seen in the formula they map to a difference between the base stat and the max base stat, divided by 256.		PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system, which gets calculated into additional stat points applied directly onto that Pokemon's stat:

	~~Vitamins boost EVs by 4. They boost 8 when drunken in the juice shop.~~
	~~Gummis boost EVs by up to 7. They depend on the matchup with the pokemon eating.~~

	~~The boost in actual~~ stat points is applied directly onto ~~the~~ Pokemon's stat~~, calculated as thus~~:
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	(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256		(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256
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	~~Additionally, all stats can be boosted to their maximum~~. ~~There is no budget limit~~. ~~Thus, all Pokemon can reach their max stats by gaining 256 EVs in every stat~~.		* Vitamins boost EVs by 4. They boost 8 when drunken in the juice shop.
			* Gummis boost EVs by up to 7. They depend on the matchup with the pokemon eating.

			Every stat can be boosted by up to 256 EV points. However, unlike main series EVs, all stats can be boosted to their maximum. There is no budget limit. Thus, all Pokemon can reach their max stats by gaining 256 EVs in every stat.

	== Max Base Stats ==		== Max Base Stats ==

IDK: Max Stats separate section

2024-09-01T02:13:40Z

Max Stats separate section

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	(baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10 ~~+ (maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256~~		(baseStat + 130) * level / 100 + 10
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	Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:		Atk/Def/SpA/SpD:
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	(baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5 ~~+ (maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256~~		(baseStat + 30) * level / 100 + 5
	</pre>		</pre>

	Pokemon base stats are based on main series stats from ORAS.		Pokemon base stats are based on main series stats from ORAS.

	PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system: Every stat can be boosted by up to 256 EV points. However, all stats can be boosted to their maximum. There is no budget limit. Effort values do not map 1-to-1 with a single stat point, or a fixed fraction of a stat point. Instead, as seen in the formula they map to a difference between the base stat and the max base stat, divided by 256.		== Boosting Stats ==

	~~Thus, all Pokemon~~ can ~~reach their max stats~~ by ~~gaining~~ 256 ~~EVs~~ in ~~every~~ stat.		PMDO uses an Effort Value-like system: Every stat can be boosted by up to 256 EV points. However, Effort values do not map 1-to-1 with a single stat point, or a fixed fraction of a stat point. Instead, as seen in the formula they map to a difference between the base stat and the max base stat, divided by 256.

	Vitamins boost EVs by 4. They boost 8 when drunken in the juice shop.		Vitamins boost EVs by 4. They boost 8 when drunken in the juice shop.
	Gummis boost EVs by up to 7. They depend on the matchup with the pokemon eating.		Gummis boost EVs by up to 7. They depend on the matchup with the pokemon eating.

			The boost in actual stat points is applied directly onto the Pokemon's stat, calculated as thus:
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			(maxBaseStat - baseStat) * EV / 256
			</pre>

			Additionally, all stats can be boosted to their maximum. There is no budget limit. Thus, all Pokemon can reach their max stats by gaining 256 EVs in every stat.

IDK: base stat explanation

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base stat explanation

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 Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Origins uses all 6 stats from the main series games.
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 == Stat Calculation ==
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 Pokemon base stats are based on main series stats from ORAS.
-== Boosting Stats ==
+This means that unevolved or statistically poor Pokemon will reach the same potential as fully evolved Pokemon or legendaries, movepools notwithstanding.  Additionally, this means that unevolved Pokemon are affected more by gummis and vitamins due to their lower Base Stat Total, though the benefit is only enough to gradually catch up with the higher BST evolution until they both converge at 256.
 == Stat Modifiers ==
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 Stat modifiers have 6 stages.  They can be boosted up to +6, or dropped to -6.  The sole exception is Movement Speed, which can be boosted to +3, or dropped to -3.
-Stat modifiers that are not Movement Speed modify the Pokemon's stats using a numerator/denominator of 3:
+Stat modifiers that are not Movement Speed affect the Pokemon's stats by multiplying it by a factor:

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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Origins uses all 6 stats from the main series games.

== Basic Information ==

HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense all behave as they do in the main series. The damage formula is based on division.

Speed determines hit rate and dodge rate: When attacking a target, the accuracy of the move is multiplied by your speed, then divided by the target's speed to get the final percentage hit chance. Remember that no attack can miss twice in a row.

== Stat Calculation ==

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Pokemon base stats are based on main series stats from ORAS.

== Boosting Stats ==

Gummis and Vitamins can boost stats permanently.

== Stat Modifiers ==

Stat modifiers have 6 stages. They can be boosted up to +6, or dropped to -6. The sole exception is Movement Speed, which can be boosted to +3, or dropped to -3.

Stat modifiers that are not Movement Speed modify the Pokemon's stats using a numerator/denominator of 3: